The Fast Money traders take a look at todayâ??s biggest market movers.

WellPoint (WLP) popped 7%. Despite a 25% drop in profits (due to increases in the number of claims filed by the elderly) shares of the health insurer surged. – I don’t like this stock, says Jeff Macke.

Bee Thefts. As bee populations shrink due to the mysterious "colony collapse disorder", honey producers are facing a new challenge: bee thefts. According to the Baltimore Sun, burglaries of whole hives from beekeepers are on the rise nationwide, as honey prices reach new highs. In California, they've gone so far as to establish a Bee Theft Reward Program, which gives $10,000 for information that helps to identify bee bandits.

Coach (COH) popped 6%. The handbag maker received an upgrade to "Buy" from "Hold" from Citigroup, after Tuesday's earnings. – I'm not on board, says Karen Finerman.

Unexpected Guests. A 69-year old woman in Florida discovered an 8-foot long alligator had welcomed itself into her kitchen. She caught the incident on video. Animal control came to the rescue and captured the animal.

DROPS (stocks that slid lower)

Gannett (GCI) dropped 6%. The publisher of USA Today reported a 9% drop in profit on declining ad revenues. – This is a serious problem because there’s a monumental shift in the way news is being delivered, exclaims Karen Finerman.

Mosaic (MOS) dropped 5%. This ag name slid one day after the new fertilizer firm Intrepid Potash made its IPO. – I’m all right with where the stock is right now, says Pete Najarian.

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